Reviews of HTC U Play 32GB Blue

Memory Expansion Option, Good telephony features, All modern interfaces are available, A good camera as a whole,

Non-removable battery, System performance lower than average, Old version of Android, Short battery life, long charging time

One smartphone for the high-end segment, one for the mass market: this strategy was chosen by HTC with the new U line. We already tested the smartphone U Ultra, which showed compelling results, although not enough to take the first place in the rating. B...

Play nice. HTC's U Play is a mid-range smartphone with a very nice casing and some highlights: For example, HTC installs a personal assistant called Sense Companion. But is the U Play's everyday suitability also convincing...

Price is quite a bit higher than the competition, Softish photos, Some graphical hiccups while gaming

HTC introduced its new glass U-series not long ago, and we already reviewed its flagship representative, the U Ultra. It is now time to move downmarket and inspect the HTC U Play, which comes with a more manageable display size, premium design, and 16 M...

HTC U Play Review: HTC's latest mid-range mobile hopes to take on the likes of the OnePlus 3T with its 5.2-inch Full HD screen, dual 16-megapixel cameras and solid features. Here's our full HTC U Play review, to see if it's worth stashing in your pants.Wh...

Editor's note: HTC did not allow us to record any footage of the HTC U Ultra and U Play due to the non-final software.While the new HTC U Ultra is certainly the star of the new U line-up, the U Play is the perfect mid-range device for HTC fans that want s...

While HTC did position their U Ultra as the premium tier of their new mobile offering, there's a case to be made that the U Play is the more solid product. On paper, it might lack some of the fancy additions that sit at the front and center of the U Ultra...

We reviewed HTC's U Ultra flagship phone a few months ago and found it to be a frustrating device. It looked stunning, it had some nifty features, but it was oversized and made a poor use of space. Now here's the slightly-lesser HTC U Play. It's smaller...

The sun rises in the east, and HTC makes metal phones. Like death and taxes, some things in life are just inevitable. Or at least that's what I thought, until the U Play landed in my hands. What's this - glass? I'm having to rethink my entire life philos...

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